The Duke of Sussex spoke on several occasions in the media about his strained relationship with relatives and criticized the institution behind the Royal Family.
The Sun reports that His Majesty is sad and increasingly exasperated by his younger son's behavior, including somewhat old news like the contents of Harry's memoir released this past January and, more recently, his legal battle in a London court.
Harry was in the UK last week, testifying on Tuesday and Wednesday as part of a lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers, which he is suing for allegedly illegally accessing information through voicemails. The king returned from Romania on Tuesday, but Father and Son apparently didn't meet up.
An attack on the government by Prince Harry tacked onto the end of his witness statement in his case against Mirror Group Newspapers for phone hacking is extremely difficult and uncomfortable for the monarchy, which is constitutionally required to be above politics, sources have said.
Towards the end of his lengthy statement, Harry declared, "Our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government, both of which I believe were at rock bottom."
The insider said, "The king brings Harry up every time I see him. I don't think we've moved past sad and bewildered, but there's a bit more frustration at his behavior because it just keeps going." Harry squirmed in the witness box, probably to the delight of those Royals who'd been on the receiving end of the constant tirade of abuse from Harry and his cunning wife.
Those who'd been bullied out of their jobs at Kensington Palace by Markle, who shamefully received support from Harry for a bullying, would also have enjoyed seeing his embarrassing day in court, another source told the publication.
The Duke appears to have lost all the instincts Royals have when it comes to what can be said publicly. They noted that while it's true Harry is no longer a working Royal, he's still a member of the royal family and remains fifth in line to the throne.
Referring to TV host and friend of the Duke of Sussex, James Corden, the source described, as knowing Harry well, claimed, "I think he's been sitting in the Californian Sunshine for a long time, hanging out with James Corden, and has lost all the instincts on how to do this, how to conduct himself carefully.
Still, as a member of the royal family, he's lost the knack of what he can and can't say, and there's no one around him to say, 'No Harry, you can't say that, take that bit out.'"
King Charles hasn't invited Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the King's Birthday Parade, aka Trooping of the Color, this weekend.
The Daily Mail reports that it will be the first time in Harry's life that he's not been welcome at the Monarch's official birthday celebrations and is particularly significant because this is the first such celebration of the king's reign.
The source told the paper, "I'm afraid it's a reflection of the state of relations at the moment." Rehearsals for the event, the first trooping since Elizabeth died, were conducted Saturday and included Prince William on Horseback. Warm conditions caused several guards to topple over.
